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What are the Usenet newsgroups? Who owns Usenet newsgroups? Do I have to use a special news reader program to access alibis.com's news servers? Can alibis.com help me learn to use Usenet newsgroups and/or my news reader program? Does your ISP throttle your download speeds from Usenet newsgroups? How do I cancel rebilling on my membership? What are the Usenet newsgroups? The Usenet newsgroups are one of the oldest parts of the internet. Originally a message board/forum system used mainly by academics and scientists it has become a niche home to many thousands of mp3 traders, multimedia file swappers and file traders of every different kind. The Usenet's anonymity makes it the perfect place for privacy conscious uploaders and downloaders to share files, mp3's, movies, programs and image files both adult and non-adult. Usenet newsgroups are still the home to many forums or discussion groups covering 1000's of topics of every imaginable sort. Science, movies, politics, movie stars, parenting, sports clubs, universities and colleges, Mensa, cult figures, you name it there is a discussion group that covers it. Millions of files, messages and other posts are made daily to the Usenet newsgroups. There is so much to the Usenet newsgroups I can't even begin to cover it all in this paragraph. If you have never used Usenet newsgroups before you will be impressed with the amount of content and subjects covered in the newsgroups. If you have specific questions about Usenet newsgroups please feel free to contact us at support@alibis.com with your questions. Our support staff can answer your questions and give you personal assistance in beginning to use the Usenet newsgroups. We can recommend a newsgroup reader program for you to use and we can help you get started using it. Who owns Usenet newsgroups? Newsgroup postings live on the Usenet bulletin board system, which is much like the World Wide Web in that many organizations provide servers hosting and distributing newsgroups. No one group controls Usenet, but rather it is a collaborative effort between many parties. There are general rules, known as Netiquette, which generally govern the operation of the Usenet network and each individual newsgroup. All posts, files and messages that you find posted in the Usenet newsgroups are placed there by Usenet newsgroup users like yourself. No company or usenet access provider (including alibis.com)owns the files or messages posted in the Usenet newsgroups even though you may download or view them through their Usenet newsgroup news server. Usenet access providers like Alibis.com only own the news servers and provide access via these servers to the worldwide network of Usenet newsgroup servers. The Usenet network world wide is comprised of 10's of thousands of Usenet newsgroup servers. Do I have to use a special news reader program to access alibis.com's news servers? Although the best way to access Usenet newsgroups is through the usage of a news reader program such as NewsRover you do not need to use a news reader program to access alibis.com's news servers. We have several web browser compatible interface's you can use to access our newsgroup servers. We even have a thumbnail based web browser interface that works great with the binary picture newsgroups. This is great for beginners to learn their way around the newsgroups or for accessing your favorite newsgroups when on the road, at the office or just in a hurry. You can use our web browser interface's from any computer and from anywhere in the world. Can alibis.com help me learn to use Usenet newsgroups and/or my news reader program? In most cases yes, our support staff can assist you in learning to use Usenet newsgroups. They are familiar with many news reader programs or can recommend a good news reader program for you to download and use. They can also assist you in setting up and learning to use your news reader program. Does your ISP throttle your download speeds from Usenet newsgroups? ATTENTION Comcast, Starband, Directway and Satelite ISP users: Do you get slow download speeds? Your ISP throttles your download speeds while using Usenet newsgroups. Many ISP's are limiting access speeds to Usenet newsgroups. Now! Alibis.com can get you around those slow ISP download speeds. Get high speed access to Usenet newsgroups. When you join Alibis.com, let us know by email that you have an ISP that throttles download speeds and we will give you the special information you need to download from our newsgroup servers at full tilt high speed! How do I cancel rebilling on my membership? It is easy to cancel rebilling on your account, simply send an email to support@alibis.com and request that rebilling be cancelled on your account. Please, always include your account user name or subscription number in the email. You may also cancel rebilling any time by calling CCBill our credit card billing company at 1–888–596–9279 from inside the US. You may also go to this support page at CCBill.com and fill out the form to cancel rebilling on a subscription https://support.ccbill.com/

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